<div dir="ltr">Hello, I'm fairly new to Bzr and fairly enthousiast about it. All seems great so far. Nevertheless, there are two usecases I have with SVN that I want to reproduce with Bzr. So far, I didn't find how to do it (I must admit that it's a lot of new concepts at once so forgive me if my questions are dumb and point me to the correct documentation). 1) First use case : the LDAP centralized server. I want to have a centralized Bzr server for my "trunk". But it has some limitation : I want the access to be provided over http/https by Apache (like I'm doing with SVN currently). Also, the authentification is done by an LDAP server. But I still want to have per-user authorization (I'm currently doing it in a dav_svn.authz file). How can I reproduce this usecase ? I want to stress that in some of my project, confidentiality is really important so I must be able to be sure that read access is only available for a few allowed users. Also, if permissions are handled by dav, what about local users on the same filesystem ? Bonus point : if a user make its own branch. I understand that it can push it to the trunk if I give him the authorization. But how can I say : "It's a good branch, let's host it on the server alongside with the trunk" ? 2) Second use case : the multiple directories /etc repository. Currently, I put some parts of my /etc/ directory in a svn repository called "configuration". But I don't want to put all /etc/. So, I created the "configuration" repository and I import in it all the folder I want to save. It means that each important folder is only a partial checkout of the repository. It's great because it allows me to put any folder in this repository, even if they are not in "/etc" and it also means that /etc is not at all in svn. How could I do something like that in bzr ? Am I allowed to branch only a subtree and to push to it ? Thanks a lot for your answers, Lionel (currently spreading bzr love at work ) </div>